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Melancholia is more favorable than mania in pregnancy, but after labor mania gives the better prognosis.
THE ETHICS OF MEDICAL HOMICIDE AND MUTILATIONAUSTIN O'MALLEY
The forms of mental disturbance commonest in puerperal insanity are mania with or without delirium, melancholia, and dementia.
THE ETHICS OF MEDICAL HOMICIDE AND MUTILATIONAUSTIN O'MALLEY
He passed through one of those terrific crises of melancholia which at long intervals threatened his reason.
THE LOVE AFFAIRS OF GREAT MUSICIANS, VOLUME 2RUPERT HUGHES
His melancholia started in about that time, and he began to suspect everybody, including me.
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A THIEFHUTCHINS HAPGOOD
Melancholia is a condition of abnormal sadness without disorder of intelligence or memory.
COLLECTED PAPERS ON ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGYC. G. JUNG
In fact, he was the subject of frequent attacks of melancholia which the many friends that he had made had found inexplicable.
THE HINDERED HANDSUTTON E. GRIGGS
But even admitting that there was melancholia, there was no mania about Mohammed.
ISLAM HER MORAL AND SPIRITUAL VALUEARTHUR GLYN LEONARD
For the development of melancholia a predisposition seems to be necessary.
ESSAYS IN PASTORAL MEDICINEAUSTIN MALLEY
Almost any human interest may thus become the root of excitement or discouragement leading to mania or melancholia.
RELIGION AND HEALTHJAMES J. WALSH
Some of the supposed signs of witchcraft resemble those of mania and melancholia.
STUDIES IN THE HISTORY AND METHOD OF SCIENCEVARIOUS

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